Senegal Supreme Court Ruling Paves Way for Opposition Figure to Join Pastef

Senegal’s highest court has issued a decision allowing prominent opposition figure Daouda Mine to formally align with the Pastef political movement. The ruling follows months of legal disputes over party affiliation and electoral eligibility.

27 Aug, 20:38 — 27 Aug, 20:38

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Senegal Supreme Court Ruling Paves Way for Opposition Figure to Join Pastef

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US Postal Service says mail-in ballot restrictions now in effect

Là où Daouda Mine rejoint le Pastef après la décision de la Cour suprême : " Diomaye doit respecter…"

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